A good example of anti-Castro Cuban Hatred for JFK in year 2012

[Guest Robert Morrow]

I think it is very reasonable to assume that CIA operatives and CIA affiliated anti-Castro Cubans were involved in the JFK assassination.

For example, "Dark Complected Man," DCM is an excellent candidate to have been an anti-Castro Cuban involved in the JFK assassination as as spotter for Grassy Knoll sniper(s). i bet there are anti-Castro Cuban CIA operatives who are alive TODAY in year 2012, who were involved in the JFK assassination.

Read this article and you will understand the hatred of John Kennedy that still exists TODAY IN YEAR 2012 in the anti-Castro Cuban community. Imagine what their leaders thought in fall of 1963 as JFK and RFK were shutting down the paramilitary camps, while at the same time beginning back channel negotiations with Fidel Castro for normalization.

The mood in the anti-Castro Cuban community towards JFK would have been and was incendiary.

Here is Humberto Fontova's article on JFK dated 2/19/12

http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/44729

"A President’s Priorities (Mimi Alford)" by Humberto Fontova

By Humberto Fontova Sunday, February 19, 2012

Mimi Alford certainly has cause to regret her handling by President Kennedy. But while fornicating with the U.S. President in the White House, this teen-ager was never deceived by the President who remains the most popular in modern U.S. history.

And Mrs Alford admits as much. “It’s hard to say that it felt really good to be considered special—- but it did,” she tells an interviewer. “I was 19 years old. He was just magnetic.”

Many widows living in south Florida feel differently about Kennedy’s magnetism. You’ll often find these ladies, with itchy noses and red-rimmed eyes, ambling amidst the long rows of white crosses at the Cuban Memorial in Miami. It’s a mini-Arlington, in honor of Castro’s murder victims and those who fell trying to free Cuba from the Stalinism he imposed with his Soviet overlords while the “Leader of the Free World” seemed oddly distracted.

But the tombs are symbolic. Most of the bodies still lie in mass graves dug by bulldozers on the orders of Ted Turner’s fishing buddy, Jimmy Carter and George Mc Govern’s “old friend” and Barbara Walters’ and Diane Sawyer’s cuddle-bunny.

Never heard of this Cuban Memorial in the mainstream media? Well, it honors the tens of thousands of Fidel Castro’s and Che Guevara’s victims. Need I say more about the media blackout?...didn’t think so.

Some of these ladies will be kneeling, others walking slowly, looking for a name. You remember a similar scene from the opening frames of Saving Private Ryan. Many clutch rosaries. Many of the ladies will be pressing their faces into the breast of a relative who drove them there, a relative who wraps his arms around her spastically heaving shoulders.

Try as he might not to cry himself, he usually finds that the sobs wracking his mother, grandmother, sister or aunt are contagious. Yet he’s often too young to remember the face of his martyred uncle or cousin - the name they just recognized on the white cross.

“Killed in Action, Bay of Pigs April 18th 1961.”

Another woman will go home after placing flowers under her father’s cross - a father she never knew. “Killed in action, Bay of Pigs, April 18th, 1961” also reads his cross. She was two at the time.

“Where are the PLANES?” her father’s commander yelled into his radio from the blood-soaked beachhead. “Send planes or we can’t last!” he yelled while Soviet Howitzers decimated his horribly outnumbered men, Soviet tanks closed-in, and his casualties piled up.

Meanwhile “The Leader of the Free World” seemed oddly distracted.

“We must support anti-Castro fighters,” these ladies had heard (candidate) Kennedy implore short months earlier during his debates with Richard Nixon. “So far these freedom fighters have received no help from our government,” (candidate) Kennedy complained.

Short weeks before the debates CIA chief Allen Dulles (on Ike’s orders) had briefed Kennedy about Cuban invasion plans. And since the plans were secret, Kennedy knew Nixon couldn’t rebut. And indeed, Vice President Nixon (the invasion’s main booster, in fact) bit his tongue. He could easily have stomped Kennedy on it. But to some candidates national security trumps debating points.

“We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty!” these ladies heard from Kennedy mere minutes after he was elected “Leader of the Free World.”

Four months later, 1,500 of those very Cuban freedom-fighters that “we must support” were slugging it out 90 miles from U.S. shores against 31,000 Soviet-armed troops, squadrons of Stalin tanks and Castro’s entire air force. The beachhead is now known as the Bay of Pigs.

“We will NOT be evacuated!” yelled the commander of these ladies’ dads and husbands into his radio. “We came here to fight!” He was responding to the enraged and heartsick CIA man who - upon realizing the magnitude of the betrayal from “The Leader of the Free World.’—was offering to evacuate the Cuban freedom-fighters from the doomed beachhead.

“We don’t want evacuation!” roared San Roman back into his radio. “Send planes! Send ammo! We came here to FIGHT!”

The pleas made it to Navy Chief Admiral Arleigh Burke in Washington, D.C., who conveyed them in person to his commander-in-chief.

“Two planes, Mr. President!” Admiral Burke sputtered into his commander-in-chief’s face. The fighting admiral was livid, pleading for permission to allow just two of his jets to blaze off a U.S. carrier just offshore from the beachhead and support the desperately embattled freedom-fighters.

“Burke, we can’t get involved in this,” replied Kennedy, who’d just emerged in a white tux from an elegant ball where he’d twirled a smiling Jackie around the dance-floor, to the coos, claps and twitters of the enchanted crowd.

“WE put those Cuban boys there, Mr. President!” the fighting admiral exploded. “By God, we ARE involved!”’ But Admiral Burke could not budge The Leader of the Free World from betraying his pledge to the freedom-fighters desperately battling Soviet Imperialism 90 miles from U.S. shores.

The freedom-fighters were expending their last bullets as Lynch again offered to evacuate them. But San Roman again responded: “No!—This ends here!”, his response was barely audible over the deafening blasts from the storm of Soviet artillery.

“Can’t continue,” crackled the final message from San Roman a day later. For three days his force of mostly volunteer civilians had battled savagely against a Soviet-trained-and-led force 10 times theirs’ size, inflicting casualties of 20 to 1. To this day their feat of arms amazes professional military men. “They fought magnificently—and they were NOT defeated!” stressed their trainer Marine Col. Jack Hawkins, a multi-decorated veteran of Bataan, Iwo Jima and Inchon. “They simply ran out of ammunition after being abandoned by their sponsor the U.S. Government.”

Morale will do that to a fighting force. And there’s no morale booster like watching Soviet proxies Fidel Castro and Che Guevara ravage your homeland and families, believe me.

Ammo finally ran out. “Russian tanks overrunning my position,” reported San Roman on his radio… “destroying my equipment.” Finally the radio went dead.

“Tears filled my eyes,” writes CIA man Grayston Lynch, a multi-decorated WWII and Korea vet who trained and befriended the Cuban freedom-fighters—and took their final message. “I broke down completely,” writes the Silver Star-winner who carried scars from Omaha Beach, Bastogne and Korea’s Heartbreak Ridge. “For the first time in my 37 years I was ashamed of my country.”

If instead of the above, it requires Mimi Alford’s tabloid-gossip for some to finally feel ashamed of their nation’s “leader” of the time…well, better (half-a-century) late than never.

Edited April 4, 2012 by Robert Morrow

[Len Colby]

I think it is very reasonable to assume that CIA operatives and CIA affiliated anti-Castro Cubans were involved in the JFK assassination.

For example, "Dark Complected Man," DCM is an excellent candidate to have been an anti-Castro Cuban involved in the JFK assassination as as spotter for Grassy Knoll sniper(s).

Unlikely, the elites who hated Castro tended to be white or olive skinned, black Cubans were overwhelmingly part of the underclass who strongly supported 'el Presidente'.

[Guest Robert Morrow]

I think it is very reasonable to assume that CIA operatives and CIA affiliated anti-Castro Cubans were involved in the JFK assassination.

For example, "Dark Complected Man," DCM is an excellent candidate to have been an anti-Castro Cuban involved in the JFK assassination as as spotter for Grassy Knoll sniper(s).

Unlikely, the elites who hated Castro tended to be white or olive skinned, black Cubans were overwhelmingly part of the underclass who strongly supported 'el Presidente'.

The anti-Castro Cuban movenment had men who were of all complexions, including dark complected: All I did was google "Manuel Artime" and this is one of the first photos top pop up: http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKartime2.jpg

Additionally, here is photo of Tony Izquierdo: http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKizquierdo.htm

Edited April 4, 2012 by Robert Morrow

[David Andrews]

I think it is very reasonable to assume that CIA operatives and CIA affiliated anti-Castro Cubans were involved in the JFK assassination.

For example, "Dark Complected Man," DCM is an excellent candidate to have been an anti-Castro Cuban involved in the JFK assassination as as spotter for Grassy Knoll sniper(s).

Unlikely, the elites who hated Castro tended to be white or olive skinned, black Cubans were overwhelmingly part of the underclass who strongly supported 'el Presidente'.

Oh, yeah, sure - like that great Castro partisan, Nestor Izquierdo...

And how many of the Miami crew - Del Valle, Veciana - were "elites"?

Edited April 4, 2012 by David Andrews

[Len Colby]

I think it is very reasonable to assume that CIA operatives and CIA affiliated anti-Castro Cubans were involved in the JFK assassination.

For example, "Dark Complected Man," DCM is an excellent candidate to have been an anti-Castro Cuban involved in the JFK assassination as as spotter for Grassy Knoll sniper(s).

Unlikely, the elites who hated Castro tended to be white or olive skinned, black Cubans were overwhelmingly part of the underclass who strongly supported 'el Presidente'.

Oh, yeah, sure - like that great Castro partisan, Nestor Izquierdo...

And how many of the Miami crew - Del Valle, Veciana - were "elites"?

As Emily Latella would say, “never mind”

[Kathleen Collins]

I think it is very reasonable to assume that CIA operatives and CIA affiliated anti-Castro Cubans were involved in the JFK assassination.

For example, "Dark Complected Man," DCM is an excellent candidate to have been an anti-Castro Cuban involved in the JFK assassination as as spotter for Grassy Knoll sniper(s). i bet there are anti-Castro Cuban CIA operatives who are alive TODAY in year 2012, who were involved in the JFK assassination.

Read this article and you will understand the hatred of John Kennedy that still exists TODAY IN YEAR 2012 in the anti-Castro Cuban community. Imagine what their leaders thought in fall of 1963 as JFK and RFK were shutting down the paramilitary camps, while at the same time beginning back channel negotiations with Fidel Castro for normalization.

The mood in the anti-Castro Cuban community towards JFK would have been and was incendiary.

Here is Humberto Fontova's article on JFK dated 2/19/12

http://www.canadafre...p/article/44729

"A President's Priorities (Mimi Alford)" by Humberto Fontova

By Humberto Fontova Sunday, February 19, 2012

Mimi Alford certainly has cause to regret her handling by President Kennedy. But while fornicating with the U.S. President in the White House, this teen-ager was never deceived by the President who remains the most popular in modern U.S. history.

And Mrs Alford admits as much. "It's hard to say that it felt really good to be considered special—- but it did," she tells an interviewer. "I was 19 years old. He was just magnetic."

Many widows living in south Florida feel differently about Kennedy's magnetism. You'll often find these ladies, with itchy noses and red-rimmed eyes, ambling amidst the long rows of white crosses at the Cuban Memorial in Miami. It's a mini-Arlington, in honor of Castro's murder victims and those who fell trying to free Cuba from the Stalinism he imposed with his Soviet overlords while the "Leader of the Free World" seemed oddly distracted.

But the tombs are symbolic. Most of the bodies still lie in mass graves dug by bulldozers on the orders of Ted Turner's fishing buddy, Jimmy Carter and George Mc Govern's "old friend" and Barbara Walters' and Diane Sawyer's cuddle-bunny.

Never heard of this Cuban Memorial in the mainstream media? Well, it honors the tens of thousands of Fidel Castro's and Che Guevara's victims. Need I say more about the media blackout?...didn't think so.

Some of these ladies will be kneeling, others walking slowly, looking for a name. You remember a similar scene from the opening frames of Saving Private Ryan. Many clutch rosaries. Many of the ladies will be pressing their faces into the breast of a relative who drove them there, a relative who wraps his arms around her spastically heaving shoulders.

Try as he might not to cry himself, he usually finds that the sobs wracking his mother, grandmother, sister or aunt are contagious. Yet he's often too young to remember the face of his martyred uncle or cousin - the name they just recognized on the white cross.

"Killed in Action, Bay of Pigs April 18th 1961."

Another woman will go home after placing flowers under her father's cross - a father she never knew. "Killed in action, Bay of Pigs, April 18th, 1961" also reads his cross. She was two at the time.

"Where are the PLANES?" her father's commander yelled into his radio from the blood-soaked beachhead. "Send planes or we can't last!" he yelled while Soviet Howitzers decimated his horribly outnumbered men, Soviet tanks closed-in, and his casualties piled up.

Meanwhile "The Leader of the Free World" seemed oddly distracted.

"We must support anti-Castro fighters," these ladies had heard (candidate) Kennedy implore short months earlier during his debates with Richard Nixon. "So far these freedom fighters have received no help from our government," (candidate) Kennedy complained.

Short weeks before the debates CIA chief Allen Dulles (on Ike's orders) had briefed Kennedy about Cuban invasion plans. And since the plans were secret, Kennedy knew Nixon couldn't rebut. And indeed, Vice President Nixon (the invasion's main booster, in fact) bit his tongue. He could easily have stomped Kennedy on it. But to some candidates national security trumps debating points.

"We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty!" these ladies heard from Kennedy mere minutes after he was elected "Leader of the Free World."

Four months later, 1,500 of those very Cuban freedom-fighters that "we must support" were slugging it out 90 miles from U.S. shores against 31,000 Soviet-armed troops, squadrons of Stalin tanks and Castro's entire air force. The beachhead is now known as the Bay of Pigs.

"We will NOT be evacuated!" yelled the commander of these ladies' dads and husbands into his radio. "We came here to fight!" He was responding to the enraged and heartsick CIA man who - upon realizing the magnitude of the betrayal from "The Leader of the Free World.'—was offering to evacuate the Cuban freedom-fighters from the doomed beachhead.

"We don't want evacuation!" roared San Roman back into his radio. "Send planes! Send ammo! We came here to FIGHT!"

The pleas made it to Navy Chief Admiral Arleigh Burke in Washington, D.C., who conveyed them in person to his commander-in-chief.

"Two planes, Mr. President!" Admiral Burke sputtered into his commander-in-chief's face. The fighting admiral was livid, pleading for permission to allow just two of his jets to blaze off a U.S. carrier just offshore from the beachhead and support the desperately embattled freedom-fighters.

"Burke, we can't get involved in this," replied Kennedy, who'd just emerged in a white tux from an elegant ball where he'd twirled a smiling Jackie around the dance-floor, to the coos, claps and twitters of the enchanted crowd.

"WE put those Cuban boys there, Mr. President!" the fighting admiral exploded. "By God, we ARE involved!"' But Admiral Burke could not budge The Leader of the Free World from betraying his pledge to the freedom-fighters desperately battling Soviet Imperialism 90 miles from U.S. shores.

The freedom-fighters were expending their last bullets as Lynch again offered to evacuate them. But San Roman again responded: "No!—This ends here!", his response was barely audible over the deafening blasts from the storm of Soviet artillery.

"Can't continue," crackled the final message from San Roman a day later. For three days his force of mostly volunteer civilians had battled savagely against a Soviet-trained-and-led force 10 times theirs' size, inflicting casualties of 20 to 1. To this day their feat of arms amazes professional military men. "They fought magnificently—and they were NOT defeated!" stressed their trainer Marine Col. Jack Hawkins, a multi-decorated veteran of Bataan, Iwo Jima and Inchon. "They simply ran out of ammunition after being abandoned by their sponsor the U.S. Government."

Morale will do that to a fighting force. And there's no morale booster like watching Soviet proxies Fidel Castro and Che Guevara ravage your homeland and families, believe me.

Ammo finally ran out. "Russian tanks overrunning my position," reported San Roman on his radio… "destroying my equipment." Finally the radio went dead.

"Tears filled my eyes," writes CIA man Grayston Lynch, a multi-decorated WWII and Korea vet who trained and befriended the Cuban freedom-fighters—and took their final message. "I broke down completely," writes the Silver Star-winner who carried scars from Omaha Beach, Bastogne and Korea's Heartbreak Ridge. "For the first time in my 37 years I was ashamed of my country."

If instead of the above, it requires Mimi Alford's tabloid-gossip for some to finally feel ashamed of their nation's "leader" of the time…well, better (half-a-century) late than never.

I am never ashamed of President Kennedy and whenever I see The Cuban, I want to punch him in the mouth. Signaling with his arm and fingers for the limo to stop.

Has anyone here ever heard of a General San Genus? He was a survivor of the Bay of Pigs. The CIA kept him to do jobs for them. He changed his name to Jose Perdomo. On December 8, 1980 Jose was the security guard when John Lennon got shot and killed. This was while Reagan was president-elect. Jose said to the Creepy Guy, "What did you do?" Creepy Guy answered, "I just shot John Lennon," and dropped his gun. He wasn't the killer. I'm not blaming Reagan for this murder, but the people around him decided to off the ex-Beatle as he was usually on the phone with radical left-wingers and giving them money. Maybe Vice President George HW Bush had a hand in this. When Reagan was shot, George HW Bush may have been behind that too.

Kathy C

Edited April 7, 2012 by Kathleen Collins